eBay seller refuse to refund.
However. Here’s picture of the shirt. I’m convinced it’s fake but would appreciate some second opinions. Thank you
27 x 28
Hi Jimmy, see attached
Maybe finally some love for the big boys?jimmyj wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2024 4:41 pm Looks like some odd thread activity in that back part, but pretty well done. I can't think of any other explanation for that measurement with that tag, and based on that chest measurement alone, I could never pass this.
Who even makes a 27" chest t-shirt to this day?
eBay just forwards to open a claim on eBay because of the 30 days delivery policy. I mean it’s still a counterfeit after 40 - 50 days - 1 year. I posted all info onto PayPal to get the buyers protection but they just claim it’s been delivered ”over 30 days ago” so they can’t do anything about it. The seller just refused refund and doesn’t reply to any private messages (he had good feedback and a lot of items on his page)
I called PayPal now and we actually changed and manage to open the case again. They said change the reason of claim to item not received. Then it’s covered by 180 days buyer protection.
Thank you Jimmy, I will forward this conversation to PayPal. Again thank youjimmyj wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2024 9:50 am Use this thread.
- The chest measurement, at 27", is impossible for a t-shirt that purports to be from the 1990s, especially since it's labeled as an M, which rarely goes beyond 20" pit to pit.
Here is a database of legit Brockum tags they can compare the chest sizes:
https://www.defunkd.com/brand/brockum/
In the field of t-shirt authentication, we don't really need to go beyond the simple test above, as it failed instantly, and suggests that someone installed a genuine tag into a reproduction t-shirt in order to trick potential customers.
But, for the sake of argument, I also compared the print and it's a terrible reproduction.
Then I consulted an Sonic Yout expert who runs: https://www.instagram.com/soniclife.archive/
(and is also a vintage t-shirt expert), here is his response:
"Fake. It’s not even a good boot. That green stain [at the bottom of the print] comes an original shirt it’s a scan."
This is, without a shadow of a doubt, a counterfeit t-shirt.
PayPal decided to side with the seller because the item was delivered. He won’t respond to any request or questions I have so I urge all of you to stay away from this sellerGlz01 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2024 2:55 pm I have my doubts but I need confirmation on this shirt. Seller refuse to refund and unfortunately I’ve waited over 30 days on PayPal to report it as ”not as described”
eBay seller refuse to refund.
However. Here’s picture of the shirt. I’m convinced it’s fake but would appreciate some second opinions. Thank you![]()
27 x 28
Yes it sucks. I paid a lot for the tee. eBay just says it beyond the 30 days protection and forwards me to PayPal. PayPal says the item was delivered therefore they side with the seller. But the seller claimed to have shipped and authentic shirt (see screenshot) and as we have concluded here it’s counterfeit.jimmyj wrote: ↑Sat Oct 19, 2024 3:11 pm Sorry to hear. I keep hearing story after story about eBay siding with corrupt sellers.
How long ago did you buy it?
Spotted a few other fakes among their stuff.
Do you want us to cover it on IG? Do you have screenshots of their official reply, ignoring the fact that it's been deemed a fake?
Tried to go through eBay first. But they only have 30 days protection. So they couldn’t do anything. I tried to report the seller/listing since he’s selling counterfeit product but they just got back to me saying ”their investigation showed the items are allowed on the marketplace.”jimmyj wrote: ↑Sat Oct 19, 2024 5:27 pm That's ridiculous, so the person shipping can put a pile of poop in an envelope, and if it shows as delivered, everything is ok? They don't honor items not described?
Maybe the sellers has the upper hand, I see they have stuff set to no returns. I recently started selling again on eBay and was surprised to see that's an option for sellers.
I can't remember, did you get them on the phone?
Can you go to eBay? this is linked from the "Seller doesn't accept returns"
https://pages.ebay.com/buyer-protection/m-app-ebp.html
No. They just said item was delivered because the tracking said delivered. I tried to argument and say I didn’t get what I ordered etc but they didn’t care. Just because it says delivered the order is ”completed”jimmyj wrote: ↑Sat Oct 19, 2024 5:27 pm That's ridiculous, so the person shipping can put a pile of poop in an envelope, and if it shows as delivered, everything is ok? They don't honor items not described?
Maybe the sellers has the upper hand, I see they have stuff set to no returns. I recently started selling again on eBay and was surprised to see that's an option for sellers.
I can't remember, did you get them on the phone?
Can you go to eBay? this is linked from the "Seller doesn't accept returns"
https://pages.ebay.com/buyer-protection/m-app-ebp.html
For sure!jimmyj wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2024 1:47 pm Oh, I thought that was another person's feedback.
The Ozzy tattoo shirt that's up in their listings is fake. This is a case of sprinkling in fakes among real stuff to throw people off.
Interesting, so the clock is ticking with eBay, have to report quickly or then it reverts to PayPal who almost always screw people and say no. I have another user reporting similar stuff on IG, saying that no matter what proof he provides, it's fake, they don't care.
Sorry to hear man, I'm trying to think on a IG post about all of these experiences, to give people the heads up - so I might check back in.
Did you pay a lot?
New update.